Web 2.0 Expo Ria Offline Desktop

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Dion Almaer (Google) and Ryan Stewart (Adobe) went into detail on how you can build offline and desktop Web applications today, and explain how Gears and AIR are complementary, and are pushing the Web forward in new ways.

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Taking the Web Ofﬂine
and On the Desktop
Ryan Stewart
Dion Almaer
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Taking the Web Ofﬂine
and On the Desktop
.. and the future
Ryan Stewart
Dion Almaer
of the Web too!
1

The Web is the platform of
today, and of the future 4

An introductory talk on iOS Application Development and how the iOS ecosystem stands against Android's in terms of some facts and figures. Discussing some of the basics of iOS App Development and things to-do before you get started with it. The talk also shows some local successes on the App Store from Pakistan, and why the iOS ecosystem is a very lucrative platform for developers. The talk was delivered by the author of this presentation during the Digital Youth Summit in Peshawar on March 2014. Some material and content you see in this presentation was gathered from other sources. I do not claim any authority or copyright of this content, however if you are the owner or creator of any of the content inside, feel free to contact me and i will put a reference in it. The stats and figures mentioned are as of March 2014, and are likely to change in future.

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